The vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus is a plurality vote.
The correct answer is "plurality vote." In a primary or caucus, a candidate needs to win the most votes, which is known as a plurality vote. This means that they do not necessarily need to receive a majority (more than 50%) or a unanimous vote. Instead, they only need to receive more votes than any other candidate running in the election. To determine the candidate who gets the plurality vote, the total number of votes is counted, and the candidate with the most votes is declared the winner.
